Dear Annie: Sixth graders shouldn’t have to watch a kindergartner who likes to play with ‘the big kids’
DEAR BIG KIDS: You’re absolutely right. Ashley and Ben, though older, are just kids, too; it’s important for them to be able ...
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10 Old-Fashioned Standards First Graders Had To Meet In 1979 That Prove Today’s Kids Are Likely Developmentally Stunted
An old-fashioned standard first graders had to meet in 1979 that proves today's kids are likely developmentally stunted is ...
Dear Annie: I’m tired of little kid’s tantrums when not included
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie hears from a parent who has had enough of the younger sibling of her son's friend always ...
Dear Annie: Neighbor expects 6th graders to entertain her kindergartner when they’re playing outside
The two sixth grade boys are nice to the younger kid, but they're at different stages and want their own time to hang out ...
Dear Annie: Tagalong kindergartener isn’t just bugging the older kids, he’s a safety risk
Dear Big Kids: You’re absolutely right. Ashley and Ben, though older, are just kids, too; it’s important for them to be able ...
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Dear Annie: Big kids shouldn’t be automatic babysitters for little neighbor kids
They often feel responsible for Lyle’s safety and entertainment when they really just want to hang out with each other.
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Dear Annie: A neighborhood kindergartner throws fits when older kids don’t do what he wants
Dear Big Kids: You’re absolutely right. Ashley and Ben, though older, are just kids, too; it’s important for them to be able ...
Dear Annie: How can I tell my friend her son is causing problems for the big kids?
A reader needs advice on how to dealing with her son and his friend just wanting to play without their neighbor little kid ...
Dear Annie: Young neighborhood child keeps wanting to play with the ‘big kids’
Dear Big Kids: You’re absolutely right. Ashley and Ben, though older, are just kids, too; it’s important for them to be able ...
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Recommended 1st Grade Books for Summer Reading
Keep your soon-to-be or leaving 1st (first) graders, ages 6 and 7, practicing their growing reading skills with the best 1st grade books for summer reading.
5 for Good: Local kids fundraise, use their healthy bodies to help fight cancer
For 14 years, the Hillenberg family has been involved with Lowell-based Fitness for a Cure, a charity that supports St. Jude ...
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Louisville’s first lady Rachel Greenberg advocates for education, youth literacy
Known for her volunteer efforts and advocacy for children, Rachel Greenberg has made an impact in classrooms, communities and organizations across the city.